Resources for Literacy Learning

Social-Emotional Learning: Support for Teachers Who Are Feeling the Burn

It is no exaggeration to place teaching among the most important professions in our society; after all, teachers are uniquely positioned to have a profound impact on young people by inspiring their actions both within the school walls and beyond them.

Moving Away from Standardized Professional Development for Teachers

It is no exaggeration to place teaching among the most important professions in our society; after all, teachers are uniquely positioned to have a profound impact on young people by inspiring their actions both within the school walls and beyond them.

A Self-Care Guide for Teachers and Students

Suddenly, the world has changed. With schools across the United States closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers and students have been left wondering how to cope with the loss of structure, community, and support provided by the K-12 system.

Let Teachers Lead: Our Teachers Know What Their Students Need

As schools across the United States close for weeks—and potentially months—to slow the spread of COVID-19, communities are scrambling to reimagine education.

How to Make Assessments Meaningful for Middle and High School Students

Project-Based Learning: A Beneficial Approach for English Language Learners

6 Paired Reading Strategies to Help Students Struggling With Reading

Meeting Dyslexia Head-On: 3 Strategies for Success

In a 2017 interview with American Public Media reporter Emily Hanford, neuroscientist Guinevere Eden argued that “reading is not a natural skill,” as our brains were designed to recognize objects—such as an animal loping toward us across the plains—but not necessarily letters.

3 Strategies for Teaching English Learners Academic Language

A common misconception among teachers is that if a student can speak English fluently, he or she does not need extra accommodations in order to grasp the curriculum.